Woman dies after slipping in front of Chicago CTA bus, police say
Chicago police say a woman died after slipping in front of a CTA bus on Wednesday morning.
Violent crime in Chicago continues to fall, homicides lowest in a decade, police data shows
Violent crime in Chicago has continued to drop significantly through November, the latest police data shows.
Chicago crime: 2 charged with stealing laptops from South Side freight train
Two men are facing charges for allegedly burglarizing a freight train last month on Chicago's South Side.
Tyler Childers sets 2026 'Snipe Hunt' tour stop at Wrigley Field
Country star Tyler Childers is "keeping his nose on the grindstone" with massive 2026 stadium tour – and yes, Wrigley Field made the list.
Woman shot while driving in Chicago's Fernwood neighborhood, police say
Chicago police say a woman was shot while driving Tuesday night.
7 charged in Chicago grocery store parking lot drug sales investigation, sheriff says
The Cook County sheriff says drug deals near a Chicago grocery store ended in felony charges against seven people.
Chicago weather: Arctic blast sends temperatures close to zero tonight
If you think it’s been cold lately, wait until you see what’s coming tonight and tomorrow.
Protesters move to end their lawsuit over immigration officers' tactics in the Chicago area
A coalition of protesters, journalists and faith leaders moved to dismiss their lawsuit challenging the tactics of federal immigration officers in Chicago.
100 Black Men of Chicago hold annual toy drive for kids
It was a joyful, packed night at the United Club at Soldier Field as the 27th annual toy drive was hosted by the 100 Black Men of Chicago.
Chicago weather: Very cold temps to rise overnight
Temperatures are expected to rise overnight into the low to mid 20s by daybreak Wednesday.
Appeals court weighs legality of Broadview immigration arrests
Three federal appeals court judges heard arguments in a pivotal immigration enforcement case.
Chicago’s summer of 'thousand-year' storms: Why flooding hit hard — and why it’s poised to get worse
Chicago was hit hard by two severe summer storms that triggered disaster declarations across the city. A Fox Chicago special report examines why the flooding was so extreme and what’s being done to prevent it from happening again.
